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Feb 22, 2021legal ethicscode of professional responsibilitylawyer disciplinesupreme courtadministrative law

Lawyer's Courtroom Conduct and Disciplinary Liability Under the CPRA

Supreme Court clarifies lawyer discipline under the CPRA, including fines for disbarred lawyers and standards for respectful court conduct.

Feb 17, 2021child abusera 7610acts of lasciviousnesscriminal lawphilippine jurisprudence

Understanding Accretion in Philippine Criminal Law: The Joaquin Ruling on Child Abuse

The Supreme Court clarifies when lascivious acts against a minor fall under RA 7610's sexual abuse provision rather than its general child abuse clause.

Feb 17, 2021labor-and-employmentunauthorized-absenceillegal-dismissalterminationphilippine-labor-lawawol

Employee Termination for Unauthorized Absences: Lessons from a Landmark Philippine Case

Learn how Philippine courts handle employee termination for unauthorized absences and what employers must prove to avoid illegal dismissal claims.

Feb 17, 2021seafarersdisability benefitspoea-secmaritime lawwork-related illnessmeniere's disease

Understanding Work-Related Illnesses and Disability Benefits for Seafarers in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies when seafarers with work-related illnesses like Meniere's Disease can claim full disability benefits under the POEA-SEC and CBA.

Feb 17, 2021legal ethicscode of professional responsibilitydisbarmentcorporate governancelabor lawsupreme court

Lawyer Conduct in Corporate Governance: Lessons from a Philippine Disbarment Case

A dismissed disbarment case clarifies when lawyers acting as corporate officers may or may not face disciplinary liability under the CPR.

Feb 17, 2021qualified statutory rapecriminal lawrevised penal codedna evidencesupreme court

Understanding Qualified Statutory Rape in the Philippines: Key Insights from a Landmark Case

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies when rape of a mentally disabled adult is qualified statutory rape, and the role of DNA evidence.

Feb 17, 2021criminal-lawrapestatutory-rapemental-disabilitysupreme-courtphilippines

Understanding Child Sexual Abuse Legal Insights From A Landmark Philippine Supreme Court Case

A landmark Philippine Supreme Court ruling clarifies how rape of a mentally disabled victim is classified and punished.

Feb 17, 2021legal ethicsdisbarmentcode of professional responsibilitycorporate lawyerssupreme court

What a Disbarment Case Teaches About Lawyers and Corporate Roles in the Philippines

The Supreme Court dismissed a disbarment case against three lawyers, clarifying that corporate acts and mere receipt of pleadings are not professional misconduct.

Feb 17, 2021sheriff misconductadministrative casereligious discriminationislamophobiawrit executionsupreme court

Sheriff Misconduct and Religious Bias: A Landmark Philippine Administrative Case

A sheriff's excessive force and Islamophobic justification lead to a one-year suspension and a strong rebuke from the Supreme Court.

Feb 17, 2021criminal-lawchain-of-custodydangerous-drugsra-9165search-and-seizuresupreme-court

Ensuring Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: Lessons From a Landmark Philippine Supreme Court Ruling

The Supreme Court acquitted a drug suspect due to broken chain of custody. Learn the strict rules police must follow under RA 9165.

Feb 16, 2021property lawunlawful detaineraccion reivindicatoriaejectmentcivil law

Unlawful Detainer vs. Accion Reivindicatoria: Key Differences in Philippine Property Law

Learn the difference between unlawful detainer and accion reivindicatoria in Philippine property law, and when each legal action applies.

Feb 16, 2021property lawlost titlepd 1529supreme courtevidenceattorney-in-fact

Proving a Lost Property Title: Evidence Lessons from a 2021 Supreme Court Ruling

A 2021 Supreme Court ruling clarifies the strict evidence needed to replace a lost property title in the Philippines.

Feb 16, 2021labor lawresignationwithdrawal of resignationillegal dismissalsupreme court

Withdrawing a Resignation: When Retraction Before Acceptance Is Valid

Can an employee retract a resignation before the employer accepts it? The Supreme Court explains the rules in Vergara v. ANZ Global Services.

Feb 16, 2021corporate lawcommission on auditgovernment-owned corporationsdisallowanceliabilitysupreme court

Understanding Liability for Unauthorized Corporate Expenditures: Lessons from a Landmark Philippine Supreme Co

The Supreme Court clarifies when government officials and employees must return disallowed benefits like the NFA's Food and Grocery Incentive.

Feb 16, 2021commission on auditdisallowanceforum shoppingcorporate lawgovernment auditingsupreme court

Judicial Stability and Forum Shopping: Lessons from a Landmark COA Disallowance Ruling

The Supreme Court clarifies appeal periods in COA disallowance cases and the binding effect of corporate board resolutions on subsidiaries.

Feb 16, 2021election lawpresidential electoral tribunalelection protestsuffrage2016 electionssupreme court

Suffrage Safeguards: Upholding Election Integrity Through Specificity and Evidence in Electoral Protests

The PET dismissed Marcos Jr.'s 2016 VP election protest, affirming Robredo's victory and underscoring the strict rules on specificity and evidence in election contests.

Feb 15, 2021hierarchy of courtssupreme courtcertioraricivil procedurevenuedeposition

Supreme Court: Direct Petitions to SC Violate Hierarchy of Courts Rule

SC dismisses Palafox petition for bypassing Court of Appeals, reaffirming strict rule on hierarchy of courts in Philippine litigation.

Feb 15, 2021maceda lawreal estateinstallment salescontract rescissionsupreme court

The Maceda Law and Installment Sales: Lessons from Integrated Credit v. Cabreza

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies how the Maceda Law governs installment sales of real property and why strict compliance with its rescission rules matters.

Feb 15, 2021anti-money launderingamlcbank secrecycriminal lawsandiganbayanfinancial transparency

Unlocking Bank Secrets: The AMLC's Role in Financial Transparency and Criminal Prosecution

The Supreme Court clarifies the AMLC's duty to disclose bank records in criminal cases, balancing confidentiality with prosecution.

Feb 15, 2021tax refundexcise taxprescriptive periodbureau of customscourt of tax appealsadministrative law

Navigating Excise Tax Refunds: The Two-Year Prescriptive Period in the Philippines

Understand the two-year prescriptive period for excise tax refunds in the Philippines and how the Supreme Court applies procedural rules in customs assessments.

Feb 15, 2021hierarchy of courtscivil procedurevenuedepositiondefamationcertiorari

Understanding the Rule on Hierarchy of Courts: Implications for Legal Venue and Depositions in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies the hierarchy of courts rule in Palafox v. Mendiola, addressing venue for defamation cases and deposition timing.

Feb 15, 2021legal ethicsprofessional responsibilitylaw practicenon-lawyerssupreme court

Supreme Court: Lawyers Cannot Delegate Legal Work to Non-Lawyers

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on professional responsibility—lawyers cannot delegate legal tasks to non-lawyers. Know the limits.

Feb 15, 2021criminal-lawchain-of-custodydrug-offensesra-9165buy-bustsupreme-court

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: When Police Lapses Lead to Acquittal

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect over police failure to secure required witnesses during inventory, reinforcing strict chain of custody rules.

Feb 10, 2021seafarer disabilitypoea-sectotal permanent disabilitylabor lawcompany-designated physicianthird doctor rule

Seafarer Disability Claims: When a Doctor's Assessment Is Not Final

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a seafarer's disability becomes total and permanent despite a company doctor's partial disability rating.